Customized Programming

Tailor a professional development program to create the perfect fit for your organization.

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Spring & Summer

Make the most out of your summer by studying in 3- and 6-week courses available on-campus.

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Online Learning

Study anywhere, anytime by choosing from over 100 open-entry courses and certificates.

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English Language

Improve your academic English and prepare for university study in Canada with our EAP program.

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Lifelong Learning

Make connections and discover new talents with courses, events, and seminars for learners age 50+.

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Master of Education

Advance in your career with full- and part-time Graduate Education programs available in flexible formats.

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About Us

Open Acadia is Acadia University's initiative to offer flexible programming and learning opportunities to Acadia students and the greater community. Our programming goes beyond the scope of the conventional university experience to offer education to youths, seniors, and working professionals.

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Contact Us

Email: openacadia@acadiau.ca
Website Feedback: Suggestion Box
Phone: 902-585-1434
Toll-Free: 1-800-565-6568
Fax:  902-585-1068 
Box 118
38 Crowell Dr
Willett House, Acadia University
Wolfville, NS 
B4P 2R6
Monday — Friday
8:30am to 4:30pm AST (excluding holidays)
Feb 04 2013

Spring & Summer Registration Open

Registration is now available for Acadia's 2013 on-campus Spring & Summer courses. Spring & Summer courses are available from May through July, and they provide a great opportunity to get ahead for next year or pick up needed courses. Students can choose from a variety of courses across all faculties, and complete 3 credit-hour courses in only three weeks.

For more information, visit the Spring & Summer homepage.

Jan 15 2013

Now Online: ENVS 1643

We are pleased to launch ENVS 1643: Human Activity and the Environment as our first online course in Environmental Science.  This course from Dr. John Roff includes the basics of ecosystems and natural resource management plus more detailed investigations of the impact of human practices.

View the course page to read more information in the syllabus or to register today.

Jan 10 2013

Now Online: Sociology 2723 — Canadian Criminal Justice

SOCI 2723: Canadian Criminal Justice is now available as an online, open-entry course from Dr. Stephen Schneider.

Topics include policing, court processes, modes of punishment, youth justice, and minority groups in the Canadian justice system.  Visit the course page for more information or to register today.

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Featured Program

Acadia Lifelong Learning

There are plenty of fresh ALL activities this spring. Join us April 11 for our BBL with Rod Franklin as part of NS Adult Learners' Week, and April 17 for our annual AGM potluck!